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Asian Growth Steady Despite Weak Global Prospects, Brexit
In a supplement to its ADO 2016 report, released last March, ADB now forecasts 2016 growth for the developing economies at 5.6%, below its previous projection of 5.7%. For 2017, growth is seen unchanged at 5.7%.
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- Asian Growth Steady Despite Weak Global Prospects, Brexit
- ADB President Nakao Meets With President Duterte On Helping Achieve His 10-Point Economic Agenda
- ADB Approves $750 Million Loan Facility To Lift Power Reliability In Azerbaijan
- ADB To Help Malaysia’s Melaka State Install Energy Efficient Road Lights
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The Lao People’s Democratic Republic has built a new road with help from ADB linking the tourist town of Luangprabang with the country’s border with Thailand. Finished in 2014, the 367-km road provides access to goods, services and jobs and new...
New Road in Lao PDR Changes Everything -
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The world needs an estimated $1 trillion to support the trade that grows economies and lowers poverty. ADB's Head of Trade Finance, Steven Beck, discusses strategies to fill that need.
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Fishing Industry in the Pacific: 12 Things to Know
Pacific nations have not enjoyed the full economic benefits of these resources, according to the Asian Development Bank’s Pacific Economic Monitor. -
800 million reasons - Hun Kim
South Asia is set to become the fastest growing region in Asia. -
Fuel subsidy cuts need not come at the poor's expense - Shikha Jha
Many Asian governments have subsidized coal, oil and gas as well as electricity for decades with the goal of making energy more affordable to the public and to domestic industry.
